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A regular on Radio Maria, Simon John speaks about the Abolition of Slavery, slavery in India and the UN's International Day of the Abolition of Slavery. JUST LIFE is a human formation programme brought to you by Radio Maria, airing on weekdays at 10am and rebroadcast at 10pm.  If you enjoyed this programme, please consider making a once off or monthly donation to Radio Maria England by visiting www.RadioMariaEngland.uk or calling 0300 302 1251 during office hours. It is only through the ongoing support of our listeners that we continue to be a Christian voice by your side.

 I was invited alongside Louise Adler AM to co-deliver the 13th annual UN International Day of Peace Brisbane lecture  The St John's Cathedral International Day of Peace event was co-hosted by the United Nations Association of Australia — Queensland Division and Just Peace It was recorded at St John's Anglican Cathedral on September 21, 2024. A special thanks to the organsing team behind the event and especially The Very Rev'd Dr Peter Catt, Anglican Dean of Brisbane The entire event was recorded by the ABC Big Ideas and you can listen to the entire event including Louise's speech using the link below. https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/bigideas/louise-adler-nasser-mashni-a-plea-for-peace-in-the-middle-east/104362472    

40th Celebration of the UN International Day of Peace. There is no better time than now for our world to come together and unite with the hope of world peace. PeaceWave launched from San Francisco in 1984 and gathers more and more strength as it circumnavigates the globe for its 40th year in observance of the UN International Day of Peace on September 21st with over 3 billion people from over 200 countries estimated to participate! If you are interested in conducting an interview with Tezikiah Gabriel, Executive Director of Pathways to Peace or Tezikiah (Tez) Gabriel, Executive Director for Pathways to Peace Contact for day of interview: 651-357-4436 Website: https://pathwaystopeace.org/international-day-of-peace-40th-anniversary/ Social Media Links: • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_pathwaystopeace_/ • Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pathwaystopeaceun/ Short bio: Tezikiah is the Executive Director of Pathways To Peace, a UN Peace Messenger Organization, in consultation with ECOSOC. Tez works in partnership with Peacebuilders locally and globally to build a Culture of Peace. Tezikiah is the owner and Senior Consultant for Gabriel Associates. For 30 years, Tez has worked with mission-based organizations to create relevant, viable, and sustainable, workplace environments that affect real change in our world. Tez is an ordained minister who conducts inter-faith and intercultural ceremonies, and works with individuals and groups to “Empower the Divine Within Each of Us.” Tezikiah (Tez) founded Gabriel Associates in 1991. The mission of Gabriel Associates is to partner with nonprofit organizations and leaders to strengthen and increase their ability to make a positive difference in the lives of people they exist to serve and to change our world. Over the past 30 years, as a nationally recognized consultant and trainer, Tezikiah has provided change management consulting and training to hundreds of mission-based organizations and thousands of nonprofit leaders who wish to create and inspire sustainable change through transformative approaches that value individual differences, unleash untapped potential, honor inherent wisdom, and deliver desired results. As Executive Director for Pathways To Peace, Tezikiah views her work as an extraordinary opportunity to bring together her vision for peace, passion for making a difference, and her knowledge of nonprofit organizations as vehicles for bringing Peace to our world. Talk Points: ⦁ The history of the UN International Day of Peace ⦁ The intention and impact of the global noon “minute of silence, moment of peace” ⦁ The importance of individual and collective peace building and the demonstration of Practical Peace in all areas of human endeavor ⦁ How to cultivate a culture of peace ⦁ How anyone can participate in the PeaceWave

40th Celebration of the UN International Day of Peace. There is no better time than now for our world to come together and unite with the hope of world peace. PeaceWave launched from San Francisco in 1984 and gathers more and more strength as it circumnavigates the globe for its 40th year in observance of the UN International Day of Peace on September 21st with over 3 billion people from over 200 countries estimated to participate! If you are interested in conducting an interview with Tezikiah Gabriel, Executive Director of Pathways to Peace or Tezikiah (Tez) Gabriel, Executive Director for Pathways to Peace Contact for day of interview: 651-357-4436 Website: https://pathwaystopeace.org/international-day-of-peace-40th-anniversary/ Social Media Links: • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_pathwaystopeace_/ • Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pathwaystopeaceun/ Short bio: Tezikiah is the Executive Director of Pathways To Peace, a UN Peace Messenger Organization, in consultation with ECOSOC. Tez works in partnership with Peacebuilders locally and globally to build a Culture of Peace. Tezikiah is the owner and Senior Consultant for Gabriel Associates. For 30 years, Tez has worked with mission-based organizations to create relevant, viable, and sustainable, workplace environments that affect real change in our world. Tez is an ordained minister who conducts inter-faith and intercultural ceremonies, and works with individuals and groups to “Empower the Divine Within Each of Us.” Tezikiah (Tez) founded Gabriel Associates in 1991. The mission of Gabriel Associates is to partner with nonprofit organizations and leaders to strengthen and increase their ability to make a positive difference in the lives of people they exist to serve and to change our world. Over the past 30 years, as a nationally recognized consultant and trainer, Tezikiah has provided change management consulting and training to hundreds of mission-based organizations and thousands of nonprofit leaders who wish to create and inspire sustainable change through transformative approaches that value individual differences, unleash untapped potential, honor inherent wisdom, and deliver desired results. As Executive Director for Pathways To Peace, Tezikiah views her work as an extraordinary opportunity to bring together her vision for peace, passion for making a difference, and her knowledge of nonprofit organizations as vehicles for bringing Peace to our world. Talk Points: ⦁ The history of the UN International Day of Peace ⦁ The intention and impact of the global noon “minute of silence, moment of peace” ⦁ The importance of individual and collective peace building and the demonstration of Practical Peace in all areas of human endeavor ⦁ How to cultivate a culture of peace ⦁ How anyone can participate in the PeaceWave

In this episode we are joined by Claire Thwaites and Ed Lewin from the LEGO Group. We explore how their Government & Public Affairs team navigated the challenges of maintaining purpose and identity within a global team, culminating in the creation of the groundbreaking International Day of Play. Join us as we unravel the inspiring story of collaboration, resilience, and the power of purpose in achieving remarkable outcomes.In this episode, we discuss:●       The concept of an International Day of Play within the LEGO Group framework●       The collaboration of various organizations, including commercial entities, NGOs, and governments●       The impact of play under stress during the pandemic●       Overcoming the challenge of maintaining a global team's identity in various local environments●       The success of achieving a UN International Day of Play

My guest on this episode, Aliza Hava, is an award-winning singer/songwriter whose music explores the deepest levels of love, life, and the power of positive social change.After college, she began performing at and co-producing concerts at the United Nations headquarters in NYC. She earned a position as Chair of the UN International Day of Peace NGO Music Committee and went on to produce live concerts on six continents in partnership with over forty civic society, governmental, and environmental organizations. While living part-time in the Middle East, Aliza represented UN-related peacebuilding initiatives and worked with Israeli and Palestinian musicians to promote peace and dialogue through music. She went on to produce the internationally live-streamed concert, Harmony in the Holy Land. This extraordinary event united Muslim, Christian, and Jewish musicians in a universal, musical prayer for peace from the heart of Jerusalem. Watching Palestinians and Israelis meet as strangers and part ways as friends, Aliza felt the reaffirmation of her calling to build bridges through the healing power of music.Featured on the soundtrack of Sharon Stone's award-winning documentary, Femme: Women Healing the World, which also features performances by Annie Lennox, Yoko Ono, and Rickie Lee Jones, Aliza is a recipient of the Human Spirit Award presented by the international organization Talent for Humanity. Aliza's New Album “Into The Light” is coming out soon.  Produced by multi-platinum Grammy-winner Mikal Blue, the album features ten songs that take the listener on a soulful journey from darkness, “Into the Light.” Links to Check Out Aliza and Her Music:Aliza's website - alizahava.comListen to Aliza's MusicAliza's YouTube ChannelSpotifyApple MusicSound CloudBandCampAmazon MusicAliza's Social MediaAliza's InstagramAliza's Facebook pageAliza's Twitter - XAliza's Tik TokFollow Daughters of Change:Website:Facebook:InstagramLinkedInMarie's LinkedIn:Daughters of Change Producer:  Sarah StaceySarah's LinkedIn Profile

From practical legal implement to inspiring logo, what we now know as the church seal has been around since April 8, 1874. It all started with a lion, a lamb, a child, a palm tree, three continents, and some laurel leaves.  Since then it's had several iterations... all with deep significance in the lives of church members around the world.  Grab a “cuppa” and settle in as Andrew shares the history of the church seal sprinkled with a very personal testimony of its role in his life and in the life of the church. See Andrew's Historic Sites Foundation lecture on the History of the Church seal, here. Other Episodes ft. Andrew Bolton: 11 | Jesus or Joseph?48 | Can a Peace Church Claim the Book of Mormon as Scripture106 | The Cause of Zion291 | Dehumanization Yesterday and Today: How to Act as Neighbor375 | Reframing and Repurposing the Book of Mormon429 | Life and Legacy of Apostle Kisuke Sekine 474 | Holocaust Remembrance Day and Making Peace in Palestine and Israel 492 | Charles Derry: First Reorganization Missionary in the British Isles 513 | UN International Day of Peace Download TranscriptThanks for listening to Project Zion Podcast!Follow us on Facebook and Instagram!Intro and Outro music used with permission: “For Everyone Born,” Community of Christ Sings #285. Music © 2006 Brian Mann, admin. General Board of Global Ministries t/a GBGMusik, 458 Ponce de Leon Avenue, Atlanta, GA 30308. copyright@umcmission.org “The Trees of the Field,” Community of Christ Sings # 645, Music © 1975 Stuart Dauerman, Lillenas Publishing Company (admin. Music Services). All music for this episode was performed by Dr. Jan Kraybill, and produced by Chad Godfrey. NOTE: The series that make up the Project Zion Podcast explore the unique spiritual and theological gifts Community of Christ offers for today's world. Although Project Zion Podcast is a Ministry of Community of Christ. The views and opinions expressed in this episode are those speaking and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Community of Christ.

Today is Harmony Day when Australia celebrates its multiculturism and diversity, but did you know we're the only country who does? It's because Australia has a difficult relationship with what the day is actually for internationally, which is the UN International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. In this episode of The Briefing Sacha Barbour Gatt delves into Australia's murky past with Listnr investigative journalist Claudianna Blanco to find out why this is such a controversial day. Headlines: Kevin Rudd to remain as US ambassador after Trump comments  Celebrities looking to include Rupert Murdoch in lawsuit against his papers Affordable housing now out of reach in all Australian eastern capitals Australia ranks 10 in the world for happiness    Follow The Briefing:Instagram: @thebriefingpodcast Facebook: TheBriefingNewsAUTwitter: @TheBriefingAUSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jun 17, 2022 #InternationalDayOfYoga #KriyaYoga #Yogananda​ “Yoga meditation is the process of cultivating and stabilizing the awareness of one's real nature,” Paramahansa Yogananda said. Experience a guided meditation in honor of the 8th UN International Day of Yoga, led by Self-Realization Fellowship monk Brother Tyagananda, who states in his short talk at the beginning of the meditation that yoga is about “cultivating, reawakening, reconnecting with who we truly are, what we truly are” through, in Yoganandaji's words, “definite spiritual and psychophysical methods and laws by which the narrow ego — the flawed hereditary human consciousness — is displaced by the consciousness of the soul.”  To freely share those yoga methods of gaining awareness of the blissful consciousness of the soul is the reason that Paramahansa Yogananda brought the Kriya Yoga teachings to the West in 1920 and created his Self-Realization Fellowship Lessons. To learn about the SRF Lessons, Yogananda's step-by-step and transformative home-study course on meditation and balanced spiritual living. https://srflessons.org 0:00 Welcome to this guided meditation and this presentation on yoga 0:46 Paramahansa Yogananda, “the Father of Yoga in the West” 1:41 Now, so many people practice the methods of yoga 2:34 Different people come to yoga for different reasons 3:23 When I ask, “What has drawn you here?” 10:18 Yogananda's succinct definition of what yoga truly is 16:11 Guided yoga meditation 47:48 Concluding thoughts and closing words from Paramahansa Yogananda To view talks in the SRF online inspirational services series: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list... To participate in an online group meditation through the SRF Online Meditation Center: https://srfonlinemeditation.org   To read Paramahansa Yogananda's “Autobiography of a Yogi”: https://bookstore.yogananda-srf.org/p... ***  If you would like to support the spiritual and humanitarian work of SRF, please click on this link: https://donatesrf.org  ***    For the latest content from SRF:   https://yogananda.org   / yoganandasrf     / selfrealizationfellowship     / srfyogananda     / selfrealizationfellowship   https://bookstore.yogananda-srf.org/  *** About Subtitles/closed captions: We are happy to provide quality subtitles in several languages. If no captioning is yet available in your language, please check back later. Subtitulado común o para personas con discapacidad auditiva: Nos complace ofrecer subtítulos en español. Si aún no los encuentra disponibles en su idioma, por favor vuelva a verificar en unos días. Untertitel: Wir freuen uns sehr, Ihnen auch passende deutsche Untertitel bieten zu können. Sollten die Untertitel gerade noch nicht zur Verfügung stehen, bitten wir Sie, einige Tage später nochmals nachzusehen. Sottotitoli: siamo felici di mettere a vostra disposizione sottotitoli in italiano. Nel caso i sottotitoli non risultino ancora disponibili nella vostra lingua, vi invitiamo a ricontrollare tra qualche giorno. Legendas e legendas ocultas: Temos a satisfação de disponibilizar legendas fidedignas em português. Caso as legendas na sua língua não estejam disponíveis, por favor, verifique novamente dentro de alguns dias.     #Yogananda​#InternationalDayOfYoga#WhatIsYoga#YogaMeditation#KriyaYoga#SoulConsciousness#SRFLessons

Michael Harrison For World Radio Day 2024 Summary Radio's history, impact, and future. Michael Harrison discusses World Radio Day, an official UN International Day, which is celebrated on February 13th to honor the iconic ship of radio and its century-long history of informing, educating, and entertaining. Michael Harrison was contacted by UNESCO, the arts arm of the UN, to advise on World Radio Day and has been involved in the celebrations for the last 6 months. Radio's role in informing, educating, and entertaining. Gene (Bean) and Michael discuss radio's informing, educating, and entertaining mission, highlighting radio's global reach and diverse dimensions. The argument is set that radio is an aesthetic that transcends platforms and devices, and that the radio industry needs to understand and protect this aesthetic. Michael believes that the loss of radio stations and networks will leave audio programs as mere items on public utilities, rather than part of a cohesive and defined cathedral of sound. Radio's role in modern culture. Michael Harrison, a longtime radio personality and programmer, believes that radio is still relevant and will continue to evolve. The argument is raised that culture is temporary and generational, and what people consider to be their favorite things are often linked to their upbringing and personal experiences. Radio industry's viability and World Radio Day celebration. Michael, a radio legend, believes radio is still a viable business in local markets despite the financial struggles of big media companies. Michael raps about World Radio Day, plugging his song/message over the radio waves, and encourages listeners to think on World Radio Day 2024. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

February 13 is World Radio Day. It was adopted by the United Nations General Assembly in 2012 as a UN International Day. The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) says radio remains one of the most dependable and widely utilized forms of media in an era marked by the dizzying speed of technological innovation. Reporter Rita Jlogbe Doue asked some Liberians to share their views about radio.

Anti-FGM campaigner Nimco Ali sits down with the Evening Standard's Alexandra Jones to talk about her eleven year battle to end the practice worldwide. To mark the UN International Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation, they talk about:Why ending FGM by 2030 is a ‘tangible reality'How 70 million girls born between now and 2030 are at risk of the practiceHow her family reacted when she began her activism in the Evening Standard 11 years agoHow at seven year's old she “shocked” her teachers by telling them she was a survivor of FGMThe death threats and "emotional punch in the gut" she received through her campaigning.What it meant to go from being ignored as a child to being an adult with the Prime Minister's backing.The positive steps the world can take to finally end FGMRead more from Nimco Ali in the Evening Standard newspaper, or standard.co.uk Hit your follow button so you never miss an episode of the Standard podcast, and please leave us a rating and review. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of “The Journey of My Mother's Son” podcast, I sit down to talk with Aliza Hava. I was honored to have the incredibly talented singer songwriter, Aliza Hava (“aLEEza Hah-vuh”) on my show.  We talk about music, trauma, healing, life, and the state of our world today.  Most importantly, we talk about the role in which music can play in our lives to help heal past trauma and help us connect with each other and God. Ethereal. Enlightening. Medicine for the soul. Aliza Hava interlaces the elements; earth and sky, fire and water. Her transcendent voice is reminiscent of the mystical tone of Stevie Nicks, the raw soul of Janis Joplin, and the gritty wisdom of Brandi Carlile. With her award-winning infusion of folk, rock, pop, and soul, Aliza heals the tiny forgotten bits of ourselves while rekindling our memories, setting our feet on the path back home, and calling us to rise into our best versions of ourselves. Featured on the soundtrack of Sharon Stone's award-winning documentary, Femme: Women Healing the World, which also features performances by Annie Lennox, Yoko Ono, and Rickie Lee Jones, Hava is a recipient of the Human Spirit Award presented by the international organization Talent for Humanity. Her story is featured in their book along with seven other internationally acclaimed artist/activists. The original recording of her song RISE can be heard on Occupy this Album: 99 Songs for the 99% alongside artists such as Ani DiFranco, Jackson Browne, and Warren Haynes. Hava has always sought to relay a message of healing and hope in her music. Seeking solace from a difficult childhood, she turned to music at an early age. Self-taught on a twenty-dollar used guitar, she found inspiration in an old songbook she discovered in her parent's basement, 'Great Songs of the 60s.'  Fire-lit, Hava immersed herself in the history of the 60s and early 70s. The music, culture, and activism helped her discover her calling for healing and ignited a drive to write songs that could change the world. While in university studying Music Therapy, Aliza developed a strong inclination towards student activism and discovered a natural gift for concert production and community organizing. She began producing charity concerts featuring local bands for campus organizations like Students for a Free Tibet, and led drum circles in the infamous “Tripping Fields” behind the college where some of the greatest names in music once played, including the Grateful Dead, Frank Zappa, and Stevie Ray Vaughan. With her college located just thirty miles from the town of Woodstock, Hava soaked up the culture and spirit that continued to permeate the region many decades later. She collaborated with local musicians, pulled all-nighters with her guitar around campfires, and earned herself the nickname, FireMusicFaerie. After college, Aliza began performing at and co-producing concerts at the United Nations headquarters in NYC. She earned a position as Chair of the UN International Day of Peace NGO Music Committee and went on to produce live concerts on six continents in partnership with over forty civic society, governmental, and environmental organizations. While living part-time in the Middle East, Hava represented UN-related peacebuilding initiatives and worked with Israeli and Palestinian musicians promoting peace and dialogue through music. She went on to produce the internationally live-streamed concert, Harmony in the Holy Land. This extraordinary event united Muslim, Christian, and Jewish musicians in a universal, musical prayer for peace from the heart of Jerusalem. Watching Palestinians and Israelis meet as strangers and part ways as friends, Aliza felt the reaffirmation of her calling to build bridges through the healing power of music. Hava has recently finished recording a new album at the iconic Revolver Recording Studios in Thousand Oaks, CA, produced by multi-platinum, Grammy winner Mikal Blue, who is best known for his work with Colbie Callait, Jason Mraz, and OneRepublic. The album is expected in Spring 2024 and features bassist Dean Dinning of Toad the Wet Sprocket as musical arranger and on bass/keys, and Gregg Bissonette (Ringo Starr, Santana) on drums. Her latest single, When the Children Cry, is a cover of White Lion's soulful ballad, and its message of peace is even more poignant today than it was when originally released in the late 80s. This song resonates through the generations with a message of healing and hope for the children of the world. In addition to writing her own music, Aliza collaborates with artists and songwriters and is a co-writer on Grammy-Award-winning artist Macy Gray's upcoming EP, produced by Mikal Blue. Throughout her journeys, Aliza has shared bills with world-class artists such as Dr. John, Michael Franti, Zac Brown Band, Rising Appalachia, and more. She has performed in the U.S., Canada, India, Morocco, Egypt, Italy, Australia, Jordan, Israel, and South Korea. With an inherent message of peace and universal love, Aliza considers her music and work a form of sacred activism. Her songs embody the power of music to uplift the mind, body, and soul while staying true to the ongoing practice of reclaiming our natural state. To find out more about Aliza, her story, and her music, check out her website at https://alizahava.com/.

TODAY is the United Nations International Day of Persons with Disabilities. The day aims to promote an understanding of disability issues and to mobilise support for the dignity, rights and well-being of persons with disabilities. Despite legislation on inclusivity, in South Africa, like many other parts around the world, persons with disabilities still face many inequities, including stigma, discrimination, poverty, and exclusion from education and employment. We spoke to  Dylan Mashele, Public Relations and Communications officer at the National Council of and for Persons with Disabilities - NCPD 

Jun 18, 2021 #ParamahansaYogananda #KriyaYoga #GuidedMeditation To commemorate the seventh United Nations International Day of Yoga, Self-Realization Fellowship presents “Yoga — Uniting Our World Family,” a special program of inspiration, guided meditation, and affirmation led by SRF nun Sister Draupadi. Sister Draupadi begins with a brief talk about the importance and benefits of meditation, which Paramahansa Yogananda said was the essential spiritual practice at the heart of yoga, the “science of the soul.” Then she conducts a 35-minute meditation, which includes application of Yogananda's methods of preparing body and mind to meditate, practice of one of his spiritual affirmations on the theme of peace, and periods of silence. The meditation concludes with a period of prayer for healing of all those in need. Paramahansa Yogananda was a key figure in the introduction of India's science of yoga to Westerners. The last in a line of divinely illumined gurus, Yogananda was charged with making available worldwide the ancient and sacred science of Kriya Yoga, which includes certain techniques of meditation whose devoted practice leads to direct, personal experience of God. Yogananda wrote, “Had India no other gift for the world, Kriya Yoga alone would suffice as a kingly offering.” To learn more about the Self-Realization Fellowship Lessons, the home-study course that Yogananda created to teach the science of meditation and the art of balanced spiritual living: https://yogananda.org/lessons Participate in other Day of Yoga guided meditations from SRF: German:    • Geleitete Meditation mit Bruder Nikhi...   Spanish:    • Meditación guiada con el Hermano Ekan...   Italian:    • Meditazione guidata con Brother Tyaga...   Portuguese:    • Meditação dirigida, por Irmã Bhavani ...   Enjoy more guided meditations from SRF (in English and other languages):    • Guided Meditations   Read the ebook of Autobiography of a Yogi by Paramahansa Yogananda: https://bookstore.yogananda-srf.org/p... If you would like to support the spiritual and humanitarian work of SRF, please click on this link: https://donatesrf.org ***   For the latest content from SRF:  https://yogananda.org    / yoganandasrf    / selfrealizationfellowship    / srfyogananda    / selfrealizationfellowship  https://bookstore.yogananda-srf.org/ *** About Subtitles/closed captions:  We are happy to provide quality subtitles in several languages. If no captioning is yet available in your language, please check back in a few days. Subtitulado común o para personas con discapacidad auditiva: Nos complace ofrecer subtítulos en español. Si aún no los encuentra disponibles en su idioma, por favor vuelva a verificar en unos días.  Untertitel: Wir freuen uns sehr, Ihnen auch passende deutsche Untertitel bieten zu können. Sollten die Untertitel gerade noch nicht zur Verfügung stehen, bitten wir Sie, einige Tage später nochmals nachzusehen. Sottotitoli: siamo felici di mettere a vostra disposizione sottotitoli in italiano. Nel caso i sottotitoli non risultino ancora disponibili nella vostra lingua, vi invitiamo a ricontrollare tra qualche giorno. Legendas e legendas ocultas: Temos a satisfação de disponibilizar legendas fidedignas em português. Caso as legendas na sua língua não estejam disponíveis, por favor, verifique novamente dentro de alguns dias.   #Yogananda#InternationalDayOfYoga#GuidedMeditation#YogaMeditation#KriyaYoga#ParamahansaYogananda

September 26, 2023 was U.N. International Day for the Complete Elimination of Nuclear Weapons, Joseph Gerson of the Campaign fo Peace, Disarmament and Common Security talks with Mark Dunlea of the Hudson Mohawk Magazine about the ongoing efforts to end the threat of nuclear war and the dangers posed by the war in Ukraine.

Dina Fesler and Betsy Lane-Getaz provide information about the UN International Day of Peace on Thursday, September 21, 5-7pm at Central Park in Northfield. There will be food, music, activities and education to learn about the U.N.'s goals for sustainable development and about organizations making a difference locally.

 Dina Fesler and Betsy Lane-Getaz provide information about the UN International Day of Peace on Thursday, September 21, 5-7pm at Central Park in Northfield. There will be food, music, activities and education to learn about the U.N.'s goals for sustainable development and about organizations making a difference locally. 

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Lisa-Marie Taylor and Yagmur Uygarkizi interview authors Jeanne Sarson and Linda MacDonald about their best-selling book, Women Unsilenced Our Refusal To Let Torturer-Traffickers Win. This episode welcomes Jeanette Westbrook and Elizabeth Gordon, who both survived family and non-family-based non-State torture (NST) crimes, and join authors Jeanne and Linda to explain the vitalness of insisting on having the language of non-State torture (NST) declared as torture crimes and not assault crimes.They insist that women not be pathologized for surviving such atrocities. The interview is published in connection with June 26, the UN International Day to Support Survivors of Torture - which must include the NST of women and girls globally. The episode was recorded in 2022, and, at times in the recording, there were technical challenges as the women chatted from an office in Canada, a cafe in France and a service station in England!  Song credits: We Can Hear Your Voices Now Lyrics, Music and Sung by Jeanette Westbrook. Produced, Engineered and Recorded by Andrew WestbrookUnsilenced (Acoustic), by Ryan & Cribb by Bob Ryan and Peter CribbBuy the book/audio book on amazon.

It is probably one of the most elusive things pursued by humankind. When people ask: “what do you hope to achieve in life?” “what is your ultimate goal?” or “what is the meaning of life?” – you'll often hear the answer: I just want to be happy. But what does that really mean? Is it a state of being? Is it the same for everyone? Is it even achievable? March 20th is the UN International Day of Happiness. The purpose of this holiday is to make people around the world realize the importance of happiness within their lives. In honor of this mission, this episode explores happiness in my own life and prompts you to think about it in yours. If you enjoyed this episode, please share your unique formula for happiness and leave a simple, classic smile emoji in the comments of our IG post!  __________________________________________ Host: Janet Wang Editor: Victoria Cheng __________________________________________ C O N N E C T W I T H U S • Subscribe and Follow us @asianbossgirl on Apple Podcasts/Spotify/Amazon Music/YouTube/Instagram/Twitter/Facebook • Listener Survey: Let us know your thoughts on the podcast here • Shoutouts: Give a shoutout on the podcast here • Email: hello@asianbossgirl.com __________________________________________ S U P P O R T U S • Merch: asianbossgirl.myshopify.com • Donate: anchor.fm/asianbossgirl/support • More about us at asianbossgirl.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In celebration of the International Day of Happiness. Today's guest is Mario Chamorro, an international ambassador for happiness who has spread smiles across three continents and swapped stories with politicians, former guerrilla combatants, and countless community leaders.  Mario was part of a group of happiness activists that created the International Day of Happiness at the United Nations which falls on March 20th each year! Mario is currently working on making mental health journeys easier through his new startup.  Before July 2021, Mario was the Head of Coursera Latin America where he grew Coursera by 16M users and developed an enterprise business with more than 250 organizations using Coursera for Enterprise from the region.  As of today, Mario's initiatives have touched the lives of +45 million people in +33 countries. In this episode, we cover: What it was like to create the UN International Day of Happiness What Mario's daily DOSE of happiness hormones looks like, and how to plan your day accordingly  We talk about Stoicism, growing up next to a volcano in Columbia Reaching for your dreams Not letting no stop you Solving for the mental health pandemic  The joy of being happy and spreading happiness And much more!  In this episode, we cover: What it was like to create the UN International Day of Happiness What Mario's daily DOSE of happiness hormones looks like, and how to plan your day accordingly  We talk about Stoicism, growing up next to a volcano in Columbia Reaching for your dreams Not letting no stop you Solving for the mental health pandemic  The joy of being happy and spreading happiness And much more! Follow Guest on: Website Instagram Follow Claudia on: Instagram Facebook YouTube LinkedIn Twitter Past guests on The Longevity & Lifestyle Podcast include Dr. David Perlmutter, Dr. Amy Killen, Sergey Young, Dr. Dale Bredesen, Dr. Kristen Willeumier, Dr. Louise Newson, Dr. Kien Vuu, Dr. Carolina Reis, Marie Diamond, Nikolina Lauc, John Gray, Morri Chowaiki, Leslie Kenny, Maziar Brumand, Fiona O'Donnell-McCarthy, Mohamed Massaquoi, Nick Potter, Dr. Pamela Kryskow, Dr. Julia Mirer, Dr. Julia Jones, Dr. Austin Perlmutter, Dr. Richard Johnson, Isabella Channing, Dina Burkitbayeva, Raewyn Guerrero, Mario Chamorro, Mariko Bangerter, Harris Khan, Juraj Kocar, Dr. Stephanie Manson Brown, Dr. Mohammed Enayat, Dr. Molly Maloof, Helen Reavey, Elena Letyagina, Dana Frost, Niall Breslin, Dr. Limor Goren, Larisa Petrini, Leighanne Champion, Mike Bennet, Dr. Louise Swartswalter, Dr. Joseph Antoun, Patrick McKeown, John Gray, Brooke Schnittman, Natalia Spierings, Adele Wimsett and many more!   If you enjoyed the podcast episode, please consider leaving a short review! It takes a few seconds but means the world to me to get the best guests and content for you and I love reading your reviews! Thank you!

20th March is the UN International Day of Happiness. The call for the day is that we can create a happier and kinder world together by adopting a simple, daily practice: Be mindful Be grateful Be kind In our world today, we definitely need this more than ever. It also got me thinking how this relates to my business, as it happens to be my 8th business birthday this week.  In these episodes I usually share my strategies, tips, skills and ideas for you and your team to improve their communication skills and cultural intelligence capabilities.  This episode is going to be different today, and I'll share 8 things I am grateful for, a more personal insight into my world, how I work and live. What you will learn in this episode: Culture Cuppa's 8th business birthday 8 things I am grateful for in my business and personal life What's important to me Who and what I value How I work How I live my life How I think about life What I am grateful for, now and in the future Resources: Share with me what you are grateful for, who and what you value: https://culturecuppa.com/contact Special offer: book a 1-hour intensive coaching session with me, for £188 instead of £350. Choose any communication or CQ topic: https://bit.ly/8th-offer Lynne Stainthorpe (Strategic Marketing and Brand Consultant) at Big Idea Brand Marketing: www.big-idea.biz Karen Black (Website Consultant) at Hubfizz: www.hubfizz.uk Sarah Szekir-Papasavva (Virtual Assistant) at Apt Virtual Assistance: www.aptva.com Morena Fiore (SEO Specialist) at Morena Fiore Digital: www.morenafiore.com Sign up to receive future episodes of the podcast as soon as they are released: https://culturecuppa.com/get-free-insights Follow me on LinkedIn for more strategies, skills and tips: https://www.linkedin.com/in/victoria-rennoldson Email me: victoria@culturecuppa.com Website: https://culturecuppa.com

This episode features a conversation about the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in your career development work with Dr. Candy Ho, inaugural Assistant Professor, Integrative Career and Capstone Learning at the University of the Fraser Valley in British Columbia, Canada. Dr. Ho is also the University Lead for Sustainable Development Goals at Kwantlen Polytechnic University and Board Chair of CERIC, a Canadian charitable organization advancing education and research in career counseling and career development.  The conversation provides an introduction to the SDGs and explores ways that career practitioners and employers can integrate them into their work with students, clients, and employees to identify opportunities everyone can take to have an impact on and contribute to their local communities and the world. For more information:How the UN SDGs Can Support Career EducationIt's time for a UN International Day of Careers and Livelihood [Video]Sign the petition to join the advocacy for a UN Day of Career and Livelihood

With the UN International Day of Persons with Disabilities coming up on December 3, Jen jumped on the Zoom with Kate Nash OBE, the woman behind Purple Space, the world's only networking and professional development hub for disabled employees. They chatted about Kate's new book Positively Purple: Build an Inclusive World Where People with Disabilities Can Flourish, how employees and colleagues can support disabled co-workers, the power of positivity, and why referring to disabled people as “inspirational” just for living their lives needs to not happen anymore.To enjoy our podcasts without adverts you can support us on Patreon. But times are tough, and for absolutely zero pounds, you can also do us a massive favour by subscribing to our YouTube channel. Thanks.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/standardissuespodcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Shops in Clare will be displaying one orange high heel show in their windows in solidarity with victims of domestic violence. Today is the UN International Day of the elimination of violence against women and the UNiTE to End Violence against Women Campaign has proclaimed today "Orange Day" to raise awareness and take action. The campaign calls on people to wear the colour orange and take action to end violence against women and girls in communities, at home, in public spaces, schools and workplaces. Many iconic buildings will also be lit up orange today, including Áras Contae an Chláir on New Road in Ennis. Club President of the Clare Soroptimists, Gwen Murray Flynn explains the campaign.

Dairy Women's Network Chair Trish Ranking on the UN International Day of Rural Women, agriculture emissions pricing and why it's a disappointment. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kate Nash OBE is creator & CEO of PurpleSpace (www.purplespace.org). Established in 2015 it is the world's only leadership development membership hub for disability employee resource groups [ERG] / networks.PurpleSpace delivers leadership know-how to disability employee resource group leaders who want to accelerate the pace of cultural change for employees with disabilities. The global community now stands at 2,000+ leaders across 200 organisations who together employ 1 million employees with disabilities. The community was born by demand following the publication of her first book ‘Secrets & Big News' in 2014: https://www.purplespace.org/home?myhub&selected=530.PurpleSpace leads the #PurpleLightUp – a worldwide global movement to celebrate the economic contribution of disabled employees and drive inclusive work practices – as part of the UN International Day of Persons with Disabilities on 3rd December each year. In 2021, the movement reached 253 million connections with content viewed over 186 thousand times.She is External Advisor to GSK's Global Disability Council, Strategic Disability Advisor to Post Office Ltd and a member of the UK Government's Minister's Disability Confidence Business Leaders' Group.In 2007 she was awarded an OBE for services to disabled people.Her second book ‘Positively Purple' is published on 3rd October 2022 by Kogan Page.

How can we work for Peace in Israel/Palestine?   This series is co-sponsored by the Community of Christ World Peace and Justice Team.  Andrew Bolton and Steve Kellogg are members of the Israel/Palestine sub-team of the World Church Peace and Justice Committee.  The Peace and Justice Team  is working for a just peace in Israel/Palestine guided by Community of Christ's Enduring Principles and the World Conference resolution on Israel/Palestine of 2016:Resolved, That Community of Christ specifically declares its belief in the love of God for Muslims and Jews, and we denounce all Islamophobia and anti-Semitism; and be it furtherResolved, That Community of Christ join with other Christian, Jewish, Muslim, ecumenical, and secular peace movements in the call for peace in Israel and Palestine. We, with other Christians, call for the right of the State of Israel to exist in secure borders; for the cessation of Israeli military occupation and illegal settlements in the West Bank; and for the recognition of the State of Palestine (in accordance with 1947 UN General Assembly Resolution 181/II, 1967 UN Security Council Resolution 242, and 1988 UN General Assembly Resolution 43/177). (WCR 1311 Palestine and Israel - Adopted June 10, 2016) Draft May 4, 2022Host: Steve KelloggGuest: Dr. Mae Elise Cannon

For this week's peace segment, Mark Dunlea is joined by Elizabeth Meehan, co-coordinator of Peace-ing, about Saratoga PeaceWeek which commemorates the annual UN International Day of Peace (9/21) with a week of events promoting peace at home, in the community, in the nation, and in the world. For more info: www.peace-ing.org

A new campaigning group to defend Ireland's Neutrality is launching today, on the UN International Day of Peace. Speaking to Newstalk Breakfast was Jim Roache Irish Neutrality League and PRO Steering Committee, of the Irish Anti-War Movement.

A new campaigning group to defend Ireland's Neutrality is launching today, on the UN International Day of Peace. Speaking to Newstalk Breakfast was Jim Roache Irish Neutrality League and PRO Steering Committee, of the Irish Anti-War Movement.

Triangles is a simple meditation/visualization practice that can be fit into the busiest of schedules. Three people form a group and agree to link each day in thought. They visualize a triangle of light and goodwill being formed between each of the group members. The network as a whole, provides a real planetary service, anchoring the light, love, and goodwill of divinity into human consciousness. www.triangles.org Each Monday at 3:00 pm (New York), 8:00 pm (London), and 9:00 pm (Geneva) Triangles offers a webinar in cooperation with the global Triangles Meditation Group. The webinar aims to provide a platform for Triangles members and those who are new to Triangles to come together with others from around the world to give subjective support to the strengthening and expansion of the Triangles network. The webinar includes a short introductory talk about Triangles, a Triangles meditative visualization and a group sharing of ideas and impressions. To register for the webinar: https://www.lucistrust.org/triangles/webinar For transcripts of webinars follow the Triangles blog: https://www.lucistrust.org/blog_triangles

Today (7 September) is the UN International Day of Clean Air for Blue Skies and Climate Campaigner Kim O'Dowd talks about the dangerous impacts of methane pollution on climate change as well as on human health and what EIA is doing about it.

97% of the world is breathing air considered to be “unhealthy” according to the WHO's 2021 updated guidelines. Responsible for a host of ailments ranging from lung cancer and heart disease to cognitive impairment, air pollution is one of the defining global health challenges of our generation. In recognition of the 2022 UN International Day of Clean Air, we welcome back Christa Hasenkopf, Director of Air Quality Programs and the Air Quality Life Index (AQLI) at the Energy Policy Institute at University of Chicago (EPIC) to discuss the current landscape of global action on air pollution, and how the AQLI and EPIC are creating impact by making the impacts of air pollution more tangible. In this episode:

Series 2 – Episode 32: Bonus – Welcome to March, it's Happiness Month! Join coach Julia Seal for a very special month diving deep into all you need to know about Midlife Wholebeing Happiness… what it's about, what are the ingredients & how to go about creating it in your life. So much happening this month, from the World Happiness Report to the UN International Day of Happiness > how do we navigate our Midlife as we emerge into this post-Pandemic world, especially with all that's happening in Ukraine right now?   Don't miss out, sign up now - https://bit.ly/3hW6g9w Join Julia here on the podcast to starting living into your Best Life in Midlife, today.    "May you be Happy, May you be Free - there is no better time to coach together!" DON'T MISS an episode. SUBSCRIBE for free & have each one delivered to your device automatically. Subscribe to Julia's Coaching Notes by eMail Subscribe on your favorite podcast player – search for ‘Happiness Matters in Midlife' to finds us   Find Everything at: https://happiness-matters.coach/

Today marks the UN International Day of Persons with Disabilities. Observed since 1992, it is a day aimed at promoting the rights and well-being of persons with disabilities in all spheres of society. To celebrate and promote awareness of this important day, Partner Emma Bartlett and Senior Associate Wonu Sanda are joined on this podcast by Husnara Begum, a former City corporate lawyer turned career management specialist and skills trainer, who has severe rheumatoid arthritis and is an incredible advocate for all forms of diversity and inclusion, to discuss how this year's theme, 'building back better', can be applied in the workplace context and, in particular, in the legal profession. Drawing on Husnara Begum's personal insights on the impact of her own disability and her experiences in the legal profession, this podcast explores how employers, business leaders, and senior managers can better recruit, support, and promote people with disabilities in the workplace. You can listen to previous episodes of our CM Murray podcast, where we discuss a wide range of topical issues in relation to partnership and employment law, here:  www.cm-murray.com/cmmurraypodcast  For more information on the topics covered in this recording, please contact our Partner Emma Bartlett or Senior Associate Wonu Sanda, both of whom specialise in employment and partnership issues for multinational employers, senior executives, partnerships and partners. CM Murray is Ranked Band 1/Tier 1 for Employment (Senior Executives) by Chambers and Partners UK 2022 and  Legal 500 UK 2022. ‘Brilliant employment law team...Incredibly talented knowledgeable and commercial in their very professional approach. Very able in international employment matters.' (Legal 500 UK)

To mark the ‘UN International Day of Persons with Disabilities 2021' we're proud to be supporting Purple Space with their #PurpleLightUp event on Friday 3 December and joining the global conversation, leader to leader, between CEOs and employees with disabilities.   In this podcast, our CEO Louise Smyth and members of our Ability Network, Stuart Brain and Martyn Flynn, discuss the importance of celebrating the economic contribution of employees with disabilities, why disability networks are such a powerful vehicle for cultural change and what purposeful leadership means to them.'   Transcript Stuart Brain: Hello! My name is Stuart Brain. I am the chair of the Ability Network here in Companies House, which supports our colleagues and allies living with health conditions and disabilities. I'm joined today by the vice chair, Martin Flynn and our CEO, Louise Smyth. The 3rd of December is purple light up which is the international day of persons with disabilities and highlights the value that 386 million disabled employees around the world, bring to the workplace. Hi Louise. So why is Companies House chosen to support this year's purple light up?    Louise Smyth: Hi, Stu. I'm absolutely delighted to be doing this video and taking part in purple light up provides a perfect opportunity for Companies House to visibly celebrate the economic contribution of employees with disability and shine a light on the work of those driving disability inclusion in our organisation, which is really important to us. Every single one of our employees plays an important part in helping us to achieve our vision, deliver the excellent services to our customers and ultimately, to drive confidence in the UK economy.     SB: Fantastic. Thanks Louise. And I'm totally with you. I'm really excited to be supporting purple light up again this year and our Cardiff office looks amazing lit up purple again. And as you mentioned, all of our employees can help play a part and help us deliver our vision and deliver successful products services to our customers. So why is it do you think that learning directly from our employees with disabilities can be such a powerful vehicle for culture change here at Companies House?    LS: You're right, it really can be powerful. It's important that we learn from everyone and that includes our disabled colleagues. So, each of them will have their own experience to bring to the table, and it will be different in every case. Both from the perspective of working within Companies House and how we need to shape our culture so everyone can bring their whole selves to work. But also, to provide insight, we need to be representative of our customers and the people that we serve. And so, disabled, colleagues can bring that insight of how things that we put out, services that we put out there, can impact disabled people and how they're going to experience that. So I think that's really important for us.     SB: That's great. And I'm super proud of the brilliant work that colleagues from our Ability Network do to support our culture change. And also, really proud that we have great leadership from the top down here in Companies House. With all of our executive team engaged as senior sponsors of our many people networks. So, regards to leadership, what do you think are the characteristics of purposeful leadership?     LS: Well, thanks Stu. I'm glad you think there's great leadership at Companies House. For me, purposeful leadership is achieved by empowering, motivating and energizing everyone to reach their full potential. And to do that, we need to have open conversations, we need to have trust, that's really important. And we need that trust to build people's confidence and remove barriers for Them particularly for people with disabilities. Some good examples of that could include making sure our recruitment processes are fully inclusive and that we're able to make the adjustments to support everyone. Could be having an interview buddy, extra time at assessments or receiving the interview questions in advance, they're just some examples. I'm really proud that Companies House is a disability confident leader. We're proud to promote that and to encourage all my senior leaders and other employees to think differently about disability and most important, to take action to improve the way that we recruit, retain and develop disabled people.     SB: I totally agree with you Louise. And that environment has really given me the confidence to speak about my own health condition and along with other colleagues, which allows us to be a lot more comfortable in really just being ourselves that work. So, I suppose what does what does diversity and inclusion really mean for Companies House, do you think?    LS: It's so important. It's the golden thread that runs through everything that we do and our commitment to diversity, inclusion and equality supports our brilliant people to deliver brilliant services to our customers. And it's vital that we're representative of the diversity of our customers and of society so that we can do that really well. We've made some great progress, we've got networks, thriving across Companies House to enable people to discuss issues that are really important to them, and that they share and to resolve. We've got a public target to increase the number of appointments we make to jobs from underrepresented groups by 10% and we're going great guns towards achieving that and I'm really proud of that.     SB: That's great. I have to agree that our commitment to realizing our vision is fantastic. And seeing first hand that we do recognize and realize the contributions that our disabled colleagues, make to our whole organization is brilliant. I am so glad that we were able to have some time together today to discuss this and celebrate by supporting purple light up. Thanks for your time.   

Today's guest is Mario Chamorro (LinkedIn), an international ambassador for happiness who has spread smiles across three continents and swapped stories with politicians, former guerrilla combatants, and countless community leaders.  Mario was part of a group of happiness activists that created the international Day of Happiness at the United Nations which falls on March 20th each year! Mario is currently working on making mental health journeys easier through his new startup.  Before July 2021, Mario was the Head of Coursera Latin America where he grew Coursera by 16M users and developed an enterprise business with more than 250 organizations using Coursera for Enterprise from the region.  In the past, Mario served as a VP of Marketing for SOMA messenger, where he secured 10 million downloads within 30 days of launching the app. It became the fastest-growing messaging app in internet history.  Mario's work has touched millions of lives in the private and public sectors. Mario has presented at TEDx events internationally, given a talk at Google Headquarters, spoken before a U.N. panel on happiness, built workshops for socially conscious corporations, coordinated major grassroots activations in the streets of cities worldwide, and mobilized student groups and universities around the globe. His work has been featured in press including Fast Company, Forbes, and Harvard Business Review, among others. As of today, Mario's initiatives have touched the lives of +45 million people in +33 countries. In this episode, we cover: What it was like to create the UN International Day of Happiness What Mario's daily DOSE of happiness hormones looks like, and how to plan your day accordingly  We talk about Stoicism, growing up next to a volcano in Columbia Reaching for your dreams Not letting no stop you Solving for the mental health pandemic  The joy of being happy and spreading happiness And much more!  Before we begin, please hit SUBSCRIBE to the podcast to get your weekly dose of longevity & lifestyle inspiration! I would also love to hear from you so please leave a comment to let me know what you think or reach out on instagram @longevityandlifestyle! Please enjoy!   Connect with me: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/longevityandlifestyle/?hl=en Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/longevityandlifestyle/ Linkedin - https://uk.linkedin.com/company/longevity-lifestyle?trk=public_profile_topcard-current-company  

This month we had the special treat of speaking with local activist, Ruth Ann Angus, of Morro Bay, CA. Ruth Ann wears so many different hats within her work as a social justice activist, it was hard to know where to start with our interview. We decided to build our interview as Ruth Ann has built her own agenda for justice—with faith as her cornerstone, nonviolence as her inspiration and tenacity as her constant companion. RELEVANT LINKS The Nonviolent Cities Project - www.paceebene.org This site has blogs, podcasts, videos and training programs for individuals and groups desiring to embrace nonviolent living and/or organize social justice actions. Central Coast of California Nonviolent Cities and other nonviolent development information  - www.yeswecanpeacebuilders.org This site has blogs, videos, newsletters (SATYA) and training programs on how to develop and run a Nonviolent Cities Project, training and curriculum from the Human Rights Organization (www.humanrights.org and www.youthforhumanrights.org.), Talk Around the Table Discussion Groups, and six and 12 week nonviolent training workshops. Spiritual nonviolence training and information - www.beatitudescenter.org This site is headed by international peace activist and Nobel Peace Prize nominee John Dear and offers online Zoom workshops and lectures on living a Christian Nonviolent life. Many prominent peace activists are guests on these programs. Beatitudes Center also offers four-day in-person Retreats/Workshops in April, May, September, and October at the Inn at Morro Bay.  The Morro Bay National Estuary Program -  www.mbnep.org Scroll to the bottom of the page at this site and click on Videos and view the award-winning short documentary film Of Marshes and Morros to learn about the grassroots movement that brought Morro Bay into the National Estuary Program of the Environmental Protection Agency.  Learn more about Ruth Ann Angus and her writing and photography - www.ruthannangus.com UN International Day of Peace Estero Bay Alliance for Care MORE ABOUT OUR GUEST Ruth Ann is the Director of the peace and nonviolence organization, Yes We Can Peacebuilders, in Morro Bay, CA and Administrative Consultant to Fr. John Dear, Executive Director of The Beatitudes Center for the Nonviolent Jesus.  Ruth Ann has lived in Morro Bay for 35 years and coordinates the Pace e Bene Nonviolent Cities Project there with city officials, police, civic organizations, humanitarian organizations, and members of the community.  She is a longtime journalist, freelance writer and photographer who is published in many national, regional, and local newspapers, magazines, and online publications.  Ruth Ann is a 26-year board member of the Morro Bay National Estuary Program and sits on the special Education and Public Outreach Committee with that organization. She is a past board member of the local Audubon Society, and both a past board member and current consultant to People of Faith for Justice of San Luis Obispo, California.  Ruth Ann has a degree in marketing/merchandising from the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising and a business certificate from Pepperdine University. Ruth Ann became active in the California Democratic Party during the 1970's and belonged to a grassroots political organization that worked to get progressive democrats elected. She wrote columns for local Democrat publications. She served in the 1976 presidential campaign for Governor Jerry Brown of California and was awarded an appointment as Special Assistant to the Governor on his 1978 state gubernatorial staff. She has worked in the Fashion industry in Los Angeles doing public relations writing and photography, and was a publicity writer and photographer during the 1960s-70s in the folk music industry in New York City. Ruth Ann spent 13 years at Union Bank of California in management and retired early as a Systems Analyst.  Ruth Ann was an activist during the 1960s and 70s participating in anti-war and civil rights protest marches and demonstrations in the northeastern and southern states. SUPPORT PFJ We greatly appreciate your financial support so that we can continue to educate, advocate and pray for the things that matter to our organization. Please consider donating through PayPal. People of Faith for Justice is a 501 (c )(3)  non-profit  organization. CREDITS The People of Faith for Justice Podcast is produced and edited by Jeff Manildi Music for the People of Faith for Justice Podcast is provided by Andrew Gorman

Surely we all want peace! Today we meet Diane Tippett an organiser of the Raising Peace Festival starting now for 10 days, online. An initiative of leading peace and women's organisations who have come together to profile peace through exhibitions, speakers, discussion forums, workshops, films, music, activities and entertainment. Diane explains the what, why and how of Raising Peace. www.raisingpeace.org.au The UN International Day of Peace is Tuesday 21 September.

This year's UN International Day of Yoga attended by Parliamentarians, senior diplomats, eminent scientists and others featured a Keynote address by Dr. Tony Nader on raising consciousness on a global scale and simple answers to the big questions in life.

Dr. Dot Maver, educator, peacebuilder and founding president of the National Peace Academy USA focuses on a wide range of peace initiatives such as a 2021 Peace Education Conference, the UN International Day of Peace and the importance of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

Efforts to protect students, teachers, and schools during times of armed conflict will get extra attention this week due to the inaugural UN International Day for the Protection of Education from Attack and a dedicated UN Security Council meeting on the topic. Concrete action to protect education from attack is particularly urgent now as COVID-19 further endangers students' schooling, argues Bede Sheppard, child rights deputy director at Human Rights Watch.

You can put episodes into many different categories. To me this episode would go into the category of special. Aside from being an award winning singer/songwriter who is a breath of fresh air and a throwback to the guitar slingers of the sixties and seventies I learned that Aliza Hava is an amazing human being with a beautiful soul.If you take a look at her university years it's clear to see that she has always been about making a difference and being a voice of change through her music. While studying Music Therapy she began producing charity concerts featuring local bands for campus organisations such as Students for a Free Tibet and NYPIRG. She led drum circles in the infamous "Tripping Fields" behind the college where some of the greatest names in music once played, including The Grateful Dead, Frank Zappa, and Stevie Ray Vaughan. It is during this time that she earned the nickname Fire Music Faerie.Post University Aliza embarked on performing at and co-producing concerts at the United Nations headquarters in NYC where she earned the position of Chair of the UN International Day of Peace NGO Music Committee. During this point in her career she went on to produce live concerts on six continents in partnership with over forty civic society, governmental and environmental organisations. During her time living part time in the Middle East, Aliza represented UN related peace building initiatives and worked with Israeli and Palestinian musicians promoting peace and dialogue through music. She produced the internationally live streamed concert Harmony in the Holy Land which united Muslim, Christian and Jewish musicians in a universal musical prayer for peace from the heart of Jerusalem.Throughout her career she has shared bills with world class artists such as Dr. John, Michael Franti, Matisyahu and many more and performed in the US, Canada, India, Australia, Jordan, Israel/Palestine and South Korea. Her music is featured on the soundtrack for Sharon Stone's award winning documentary Femme: Women Healing the World, which also features performances from Annie Lennox, Yoko Ono and Ricki Lee Jones.You can find out more about Aliza Hava here:https://www.alizahava.comhttps://www.instagram.com/alizahavamusichttps://open.spotify.com/artist/60BUoHCZpNG6jL7blH0af4?si=Ql43FTy7RCGrJplYCrDdTgContact us at Concertsthatmadeus@gmail.comFollow us on:Facebookwww.facebook.com/TheconcertsthatmadeusInstagramwww.instagram.com/concertsthatmadeuspodcastTwittertwitter.com/ConcertsUsCheck out our cool Merchconcerts-that-made-us-podcast.creator-spring.com/Support the showhttps://www.buymeacoffee.com/CTMU--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ctmu/message Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/concerts-that-made-us. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Impeachment managers argued the insurrectionists who stormed the Capitol believed they were acting on Donald Trump’s orders. They warned that more political violence could occur if Trump is not held accountable. Also in the programme: Israel begins vaccinating small numbers of Palestinians who enter the country to work; and we mark the UN International Day of Women and Girls in Science with two female scientists from India and the US. (Photo: Former President Donald Trump during a rally to contest the certification of the 2020 U.S. presidential election in January 6, 2021.Credit: Reuters)

In this three-part feature, honouring the UN International Day of Education, Dr. Paul Salvatori—alongside podcasts guests—explores the nature of genuine learning, how it can happen outside the conventional educational system and ways it is both empowering for both the individual and community. In the feature's first discussion, Dr. Paul talks with Irish professor, Dr. Camilla Fitzsimons, about the value of “community education”, while addressing how it, as a force for social and political change—has unfortunately been undermined by “professionals”—disconnected from the grassroots level. In the feature's second discussion, Dr. Paul talks with American educational researcher and critic, Alfie Kohn, about the problem of “rewards” in the school system and how that both reinforces obedience to authority and discourages independent learning. Finally, in the third discussion of the feature, Dr. Paul talks with American activist, author and lawyer, Dean Spade, about the value and potential to learn from one another through mutual aid, based on consensus-building, and that operates outside traditional systems of power. Learn more about each of the three guests of this feature, including their recent work and publications by clicking on their names: Dr. Camilla Fitzsimons Alfie Kohn Dean Spade *** CREDITS Producer - Dr. Paul Salvatori Writer & Host - Dr. Paul Salvatori Sound Editor - Peter Bull Music - Dr. Paul Salvatori

In this three-part feature, honouring the UN International Day of Education, Dr. Paul Salvatori—alongside podcasts guests—explores the nature of genuine learning, how it can happen outside the conventional educational system and ways it is both empowering for both the individual and community. In the feature's first discussion, Dr. Paul talks with Irish professor, Dr. Camilla Fitzsimons, about the value of “community education”, while addressing how it, as a force for social and political change—has unfortunately been undermined by “professionals”—disconnected from the grassroots level. In the feature's second discussion, Dr. Paul talks with American educational researcher and critic, Alfie Kohn, about the problem of “rewards” in the school system and how that both reinforces obedience to authority and discourages independent learning. Finally, in the third discussion of the feature, Dr. Paul talks with American activist, author and lawyer, Dean Spade, about the value and potential to learn from one another through mutual aid, based on consensus-building, and that operates outside traditional systems of power. Learn more about each of the three guests of this feature, including their recent work and publications by clicking on their names: Dr. Camilla Fitzsimons Alfie Kohn Dean Spade *** CREDITS Producer - Dr. Paul Salvatori Writer & Host - Dr. Paul Salvatori Sound Editor - Peter Bull Music - Dr. Paul Salvatori

In this three-part feature, honouring the UN International Day of Education, Dr. Paul Salvatori—alongside podcasts guests—explores the nature of genuine learning, how it can happen outside the conventional educational system and ways it is both empowering for both the individual and community. In the feature's first discussion, Dr. Paul talks with Irish professor, Dr. Camilla Fitzsimons, about the value of “community education”, while addressing how it, as a force for social and political change—has unfortunately been undermined by “professionals”—disconnected from the grassroots level. In the feature's second discussion, Dr. Paul talks with American educational researcher and critic, Alfie Kohn, about the problem of “rewards” in the school system and how that both reinforces obedience to authority and discourages independent learning. Finally, in the third discussion of the feature, Dr. Paul talks with American activist, author and lawyer, Dean Spade, about the value and potential to learn from one another through mutual aid, based on consensus-building, and that operates outside traditional systems of power. Learn more about each of the three guests of this feature, including their recent work and publications by clicking on their names: Dr. Camilla Fitzsimons Alfie Kohn Dean Spade *** CREDITS Producer - Dr. Paul Salvatori Writer & Host - Dr. Paul Salvatori Sound Editor - Peter Bull Music - Dr. Paul Salvatori

UN INTERNATIONAL DAY FOR NATIONAL DISASTER REDUCTION Name of the Teacher: Ms. Aparna Gubba

To mark the UN International Day of the Girl Child, Christina Kwauk examines the state of progress on girls' education and gender equity over the last 20 years, the dangers and setbacks caused by pandemic shutdowns, and what it would mean for the U.S. to have a feminist foreign policy. Full show notes: https://brook.gs/2IhT6WV  Subscribe to Brookings podcasts on Apple or Google podcasts, or on Spotify. Send feedback email to BCP@Brookings.edu, and follow us and tweet us at @policypodcasts on Twitter. The Current is part of the Brookings Podcast Network.

Mark Bocker picks the brains of Wellness champion, Adrian Bethune this week. Adrian Bethune is a Healthy Body and Mind Leader and Teacher at a primary school in Hertfordshire. He was awarded a ‘Happy Hero’ medal at the House of Lords on the UN International Day of Happiness in 2013, and has been on stage … Continue reading Why wellbeing is more important than curriculum coverage with Adrian Bethune PP253 →

In this episode, Antonio is talking with Laura Blecha and Katia Matcheva, both astrophysicists and professors in UF's Department of Physics. Laura and Katia take us from Earth's backyard, the solar system, to deep space and the realm of super massive black holes. They also tell us about some exciting events much closer to home--UF's celebration of the UN International Day of Women and Girls in Science, a full week of events February 13-19 with free public lectures and hands-on events for kids. Find out more at www.phys.ufl.edu/womeninscience2020

Mon 27 Jan: https://indico.un.org/event/31423/ Wed 4 Feb: https://www.unog.ch/cine-onu

The Daily Office: Morning Prayer, a compilation of Rite II from the Episcopal Book of Common Prayer, and supplemental liturgical materials from Enriching Our Worship Volumes 1 & 2. Our readings: Psalm 119: 41-64, Isaiah 8:1-20, and Romans 10: 1-15. We pray special prayers for healing and peace. We commemorate St Matthew and the UN International Day of Peace.

This week, Hattie Williams talks to the Bishop of Kensington, Dr Graham Tomlin, about his report, The Social Legacy of Grenfell: An agenda for change. 14 June marks the second anniversary of the Grenfell disaster. And Ed Thornton talks to the Revd Nicholas Mercer – a former Lieutenant Colonel in the British Army, who campaigns with the charity Redress on behalf of survivors of torture. He is urging churches to mark the UN International Day in Support of Victims of Torture, on 26 June.

Episode 6 Dan and Darragh do Ability. In this episode we have a look at the UN International Day of Persons with Disabilities, we have a chat with Marie Nolan from Tallaght about mobility and other issues and Dan tells up of his work with Eu's Youth Goals.

we are talking accessible travel expert and UN International Day for People with Disabilities. Tabassum is a polio survivor who has a life a full life while travelling the world, studying medicine, becoming the First Miss Wheelchair Canada, and now teaching people with disabilities to travel safely. She share a business that helps people make sure they have all the services they need for safe travel for those who with chronic illness or disability

World peace is an aspiration for countless people around the world, yet sadly it is only a reality for some of us! Surely it’s a human right for everyone? Jeremy Gilley, founder of Peace One Day was catalytically involved in establishing the UN Resolution for the annual UN International Day of Peace. Listen to his journey over the last 20 years, hear about how his inspirations began as a child, hear what he feels is absolutely fundamental to evoke peace in the world, and learn about what you can do to inspire peace in your life and in the world around you. Don't forget go to http://www.peaceoneday.org for more info on the day and the movement and go to http://bethechangeproject.org for more on becoming a changemaker through becoming a social entrepreneur or embarking upon a fulfilling career in the 3rd sector.

Cafecito Break is back from their hiatus with Visionaries of Peace and Global Unity, Rick Ulfik, Andrew Kaen, and Paul Sladkus Rick Ulfik is the Founder of We, The World and the WE Campaign at WE.net. We, The World is a global coalition-building organization that annually connects and promotes thousands of socially conscious organizations and businesses to generate public awareness and action for peace, sustainability and transformation. Rick is the Co-Creator of the annual 11 Days of Global Unity - 11 Ways to Change the World. Launched in 2004 by We, The World and global partners, 11 Days of Global Unity is a platform for changemakers worldwide that annually includes as many as 700 associated events in over 60 countries. Participants have included Desmond Tutu, Jane Goodall, Deepak Chopra, Eve Ensler, Daniel Ellsberg, Marianne Williamson, Ralph Nader, as well as Amnesty International, Oxfam America, United Religions Initiative, Earthdance, The Shift Network, The Compassion Games and many others. http://we.net Andrew Kaen is Founder and Executive Producer of Planet Heart’s annual world peace earth day celebration and a Events Coordinator of We, The World who was one of the Coordinators for the launch of 11 days of global unity in 2004. He is also a vibrational sound channel, singer/soulwriter and vibrational poet sharing his gifts to be a connector and transmitter for world peace, oneness and unconditional love, having been awakened to unity consciousness 22 years ago and activated with channeling, clairsentience clairaudience and receiving higher dimensional frequencies of galactic sound channeling, sacred chants, and sacred poetry all connected to oneness and peace. He is also an Ambassador For Peace. His name Andrew Kaen if scrambled is an ACRONYM spells ReAwakennd, which he feels is his true Soul Name to be ReAwakennd Andrew Kaen Re Awakening others to remember we are all one heart beat beating with earth mother Gaia and all her living creatures and plants. Paul Sladkus, who is an ordained Interfaith minister, environmentalist and humanitarian founded, Milestone Broadcast Corporation (MBC) in 1985. He has over 40 years in the communications industry where he helped companies like Sprint, IBM, US Postal Service, and Western Union… market to niche markets. Currently, MBC is involved with numerous network TV Projects, on travel, nonprofits, pets, a major project for 2017 with the “Respect for All” NYC Board of Education and schools worldwide tied into the UN International Day of Peace. Prior to MBC, Paul was an executive with CBS & PBS Television for fourteen years working on more than 150 television shows and series. Paul’s media credits include: Emmy’s for Love of Life on CBS, The Nature Series and The Brain Series on PBS/NHK/French. .Other credits: All in the Family, Sonny and Cher, Carol Burnet… Stay updated with Cafecito Podcasts, Events, and more. CLICK HERE

Heidi and Bob are looking forward to getting together today with Andrew, Paul and Mitchell, Andrew Kaen is co creating the 20th Anniversary for WE, The World, he is also responsible for New York's Earth Day Celebrations.  Paul Sladkus, who is an ordained Interfaith minister, environmentalist and humanitarian founded, Milestone Broadcast Corporation (MBC)  in 1985. He has over 40 years in the communications industry where he helped companies like Sprint, IBM, US Postal Service, and Western Union… market to niche markets.  Currently, MBC is involved with numerous network TV Projects, on travel, nonprofits, pets, a major project for 2017 with the “Respect for All” NYC Board of Education and schools worldwide tied into the UN International Day of Peace. Paul is also founder of a web broadcast www.goodnewsbroadcast.com, www.goodnewsplanet.com Mitchell Rabin is an international speaker/workshop leader, holistic coach and host/producer of A Better World Radio & TV which has been on the air since 1993 www.abetterworld.tv    www.mitchellrabin.com http://www.youtube.com/abetterworldtvshow www.huffingtonpost.com/mitchell-j-rabin

2017 UN International Day of Persons with Disabilities Film Festival Guest: Elizabeth Murphy - Inclusion BC Foundation Guest: David Johnston - BC Self Advocacy Foundation  

Silent Witness actor Liz Carr has crowd-funded what she calls a "ramshackle cabaret" to celebrate this year's UN International Day of People With Disabilities (IDPWD). She did it because, along with her social media pals, she was upset when she had no focus for fun on the day last year. She explains it all in this week's podcast from Ouch and the fact it's happening in a venue which is significant to the disability movement. (Scroll down to find a transcript of this programme in the Related Links section of the page) Find out more about it, and how you can attend if you like, by listening to the programme. With Damon Rose, Beth Rose and Emma Tracey. To contact us, email ouch@bbc.co.uk, tweet @bbcouch or look us up on Facebook. Please subscribe for free on iTunes, or your favourite podcast service, to receive this on your device in podcast form. Rate and review it and tell your pals too.

This week's show falls on the UN International Day of Persons with Disabilities! We talk about why this day is so important and how it relates to our radio collective. The rest of the hour is spent sharing recordings from a panel series hosted by Good Night Out Vancouver and Blueprint, focused on promoting accessible and safe spaces in the night life industry, along with some more great music!

[button link="https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-self-help-podcast/id663490789" bg_color="#2d7ec4"]Subscribe to The Self Help Podcast in iTunes[/button] What's Coming This Episode? For those listening to this on March 20th 2014 (the date we published it), sound the klaxons - it's the UN International Day of Happiness! Happiness is a bit of a fuzzy concept and can mean a million different things. One thing's for sure though, EVERYONE is searching for it. Take a deep breath... it's The Self Help Podcast. Enjoy the show! Show Notes and Links Fancy joining Sean and I for a bit of Wirral-based business networking? Here's the link... UN International Day of Happiness - 20th March 2014 Thanks to Action for Happiness for alerting us to this momentous occasion The Dark Side of Happiness Wikipedia's 'fuzzy' definition of happiness Jim Carrey standup - The Happy Guy Ed's a big fan of the app Timehop Resource of the Week Sean is keen for you all to read The Happiness Project by Gretchen Rubin (nice name!) Ed encourages our listeners to check out the new and improved (and gorgeous!) TED Talks website. Watch one a day and after a month you'll be rocking Stay in Touch We're all over the web, so feel free to stay in touch: Follow Live in the Present on Twitter and Facebook for daily doses of inspiration Follow presenter Edward Lamb on Twitter Follow therapist Sean Orford on Facebook and Twitter Subscribe to our weekly podcast on iTunes Leave us an Honest Review on iTunes We'd be amazingly grateful if you could leave us a review on iTunes. It will really help us to build our audience. So, if your like what you hear (and would like to hear more great free content) then visit our iTunes page and leave us an honest review (all feedback gratefully received!).

Welcome to GirlSpeak!This podcast is produced by Girl Museum, the first and only museum in the world dedicated to celebrating girlhood. GirlSpeak is all about art, history and contemporary culture with a girls’ eye view.We will publish two episodes per month, the first about girls in art and culture and the second is a round up on girls in the news.This first episode is an introduction to what we are all about as well as an excerpt from our 'GIrls in the Museum' event held in October 2013 in honor of the UN International Day of the Girl Child.

Charlotte View presents P E A C E ~ in preparation for the UN International Peace Day held on Saturday, September 21st, during which special activities and celebrations will take place all across the world including Charlotte NC. Opening Song: "Nella Fantasia" by Tenor Marco Antonio Varela The International Day of Peace, a.k.a. "Peace Day" provides an opportunity for individuals, organizations and nations to create practical acts of peace on a shared date. During this call we will open our mics to anyone, anywhere who wishes to share 60 minutes of peace; we will share our deepest thoughts and understandings about this powerful word.   Anyone, anywhere can celebrate Peace Day. It can be as simple as lighting a candle at noon, sitting in silent meditation, or doing a good deed for someone you do not know. Or it can involve getting your co-workers, organization, community or government engaged in a large event. The impact of millions of people in all parts of the world coming together for one day of peace is immense and does make a difference. Please save the date and join the Charlotte Cooperation Circle at the Neighborhood Theater, located in NoDa.PEACE DAY will be held here from 11 AM – 4 PM on Saturday, September 21st. The programs will range from international music, drum circle, talks, dances, and art displays.  For more information: Chidaabha Vyes chidaabha@richa.com 

What use is an F-call? For a little while now I’ve been working towards obtaining my DXCC, contacting 100 countries. When I talk about it, often the first question is, how many contacts have you made? I’m always a little ashamed to admit that I’ve yet to make my first. Often I then get lots of helpful advice on what to do. Let me share with you what I’ve been doing since I made the commitment to obtain my Low Power, or QRP DXCC. As I said at the time, I don’t know if this is going to take a week, a month, a year or a decade, but I intend to get there, if not for others, but for myself as a personal challenge. My first quest along this road was to get on-air. I started thinking that I would do this from my car, set-up my mobile vertical at a suitable location and just start making QSO’s. I spent a fair amount of time scouting for locations, found a few to test and after sitting for a couple of days in these spots a number of things became apparent to me. My antenna, as great as it is, is a pain to set-up for an hour. It’s fine for a day or a weekend, but not for an hour here or there. Secondly, I didn’t feel particularly inconspicuous sitting parked in my car with a big stick standing next to it and at night I felt particularly uncomfortable. So, after doing some research and evaluating how much space I have available at home, I came to the conclusion that I should get my shack set-up at home with a suitable antenna. I’ve been researching antennas and as you might know, have settled on a Magnetic Loop Antenna. This in turn lead me down the path of finding a suitable and eventually with the help of several amateurs, building a variable capacitor. All credit to them. Then I couldn’t measure the capacitance of this contraption, so I needed the ability to measure small capacitance, in the order of Pico Farad, something my Digital Multi-Meter is completely incapable of. So I built an LCR meter. Although I’ve been soldering for years and every time learning more about this art-form, this was the first time I actually built something. So, now I have a variable capacitor, an LCR meter, I’m working on how to feed my loop and control the actuator that adjusts the capacitor, I’m getting closer. Once I’m on-air, I’ll still need to sort out logging and QSL and no doubt I’ll learn more about what else is needed. One I know is needed is Morse and I’m struggling a little with that, but a day at a time. I aim to get to the point where Neil, VK6FSKB got to recently when he heard a station calling on 15m. He called back and made a QSO with GB0IDD, the special event station for the 2012 UN International Day of Disability. So, learning, doing and having fun. That’s what it’s all about. What have you been up to lately? I’m Onno VK6FLAB